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Made of 3D-printed, Purposely Induced Porosity titanium, Zastava’s ZVUK suppressor is a seriously lightweight way to hush up your AK.One of the great things about suppressors exploding in popularity is that it’s made room in the market for more niche, specialized designs. Why have one ultra-versatile suppressor that you swap between several guns when it’s never been cheaper, easier, or faster to have multiple dedicated cans for individual firearms? That’s how I’m treating Zastava’s ZVUK suppressor, anyway, as the can that will stay married to my WASR-10.Of course, at its core the ZVUK is just a HUB-compatible .30-caliber suppressor, so…
Smith & Wesson is bringing back two iconic historical revolvers through the Model 22 of 1917 Classic and the Model 22 Classic. Whether you’re passionate about historical revolvers or just want to LARP as Indiana Jones, Smith & Wesson’s latest releases should make you very happy: the Model 22 of 1917 Classic and the Model 22 Classic. These large-frame, DA/SA, 6-shot wheelguns have looks and features inspired by the company’s original models, but are now being manufactured with modern methods, technology, and quality. That gives you the best of both worlds: classic style and contemporary reliability standards. Both the Model…
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For years we’ve been told the grid is fine, and saying otherwise was just a conspiracy theory.Resilient. Redundant. Hardened. Nothing to see here folks!On August 26, 2026, the President of the United States signed an executive order declaring that the equipment which runs that grid is an unusual and extraordinary threat to national security.Not a risk. Not a concern. A national emergency, invoked under the same statute normally reserved for hostile foreign regimes.Executive Order 14420. Go read it yourself — we’ll link it at the bottom. But here’s what it says, what it doesn’t say, and why the part everybody…
Editor’s Note: JK Armament provided the 172 PRO-KOR 556K suppressor featured in this article to the author for the purposes of review. The opinions and evaluations expressed here are the author’s own. One of the biggest complaints about suppressors is also one of their greatest strengths. They make rifles more enjoyable to shoot, but they also make them longer. Add six or seven inches to the muzzle of a traditional carbine, and suddenly a well-balanced rifle can become a bit unwieldy. The Springfield Hellion’s bullpup layout keeps overall length in check, even with a suppressor mounted up front. The result…
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